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    Rate Of Reaction

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    Introduction This extended experimental investigation (EEI) investigated the effect in which concentration had on the rate of reaction. The purpose of this experiment is to test different concentrations of hydrochloric acid with sodium thiosulfate and to see how long it would take until the cross underneath the flask is no longer visible through the milky white solution. Collision theory A collision is when two or more object run into each other. But collision theory is, that only some particle collisions make changes (or are fruitful). Fruitful or effective collisions require enough energy to break pre existing bonds and form new ones. In order to have enough energy the particles they need to have the right orientation and enough force.…

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    Heart Rate Lab

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    Introduction The purpose of the lab was to see the effects of heart rate and blood pressure when 3 male and 3 female students exercised compared to when they were at rest. My hypothesis is that the data from the exercise part of the experiment will cause both the heart rate and blood pressure (systolic and diastolic) to increase more than the resting state. Methods Resting heart rate was recorded in the begging of class. Then the class was divided into groups and from each group, there was a…

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    Canada Exchange Rates

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    Exchange rates are important in our world today, since every nation doesn’t have the same type of money and the value is different among the different currencies. Exchange rate for two countries that are trading with each other when it comes to selling products internationally currencies is an important factor. The level of a countries economic health, inflation and interest rates are the most important determinants of exchange rates. It also plays a vital role in the level of trade of a…

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    Heart Rate Varibility

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    Heart rate variability is the normal beat-to-beat alterations of heart rate and reflects the ANS’s ability to respond to the environment (McMillan, 2002). Heart rate variability measurements were obtained from 24-hour Holter electrocardiogram recordings and derive from the analysis of consecutive R-R intervals (Gang & Malik, 2003). The predominant method for analysis of HRV is time and frequency domain analysis, and these measurements also provide information about ANS activity (Gang &…

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    Life Expectancy Rate

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    throughout time. The two variables I have chosen to illustrate this are life expectancy in years and income per person (or GDP/capita) because we tend to determine level of development of a country based on the income and GDP per person. My observations reflect the concept because countries with higher income per person (such at The United States, Germany, or the UK) tend to have higher life expectancy rates than countries with lower income per person rates (such as Zambia, Afghanistan, or…

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    Exchange Rates The exchange rate is “the price of a currency in terms of another, e.g. how many U.S. dollars can be bought for one pound sterling” (Rutherford 140). Exchange rate ensures the connection of the national currency with other currencies, as well as a comparison of macroeconomic indicators of different countries. Ultimately, the exchange rate determines the purchasing power of a particular currency. The exchange rate has a significant effect on the country's foreign trade since the…

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    Australia's Interest Rate

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    3.1 Interest Rate Interest rate refers to the amount charged, expressed as a percentage to a borrower for the use of resources (Investopedia,2016). The decrease or increase of interest rate can greatly influence a person’s ability to purchase a residential property. This is so as higher interest rates fall, the demand for it increases and vice versa (Harvard,2011). The impact of interest rate is evidence during its decline in Australian history. In 1990, Australia’s interest rate peaked at…

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    Fixed-Rate Versus Adjustable-Rate Mortgage Loan Donald Douglas Nicholson Post University When looking to purchase a house, buyers must first consider which type of mortgage loan is right for them. A fixed-rate mortgage and an adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) loan are two of the most popular options. According to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), “fixed-rate mortgages, the interest rate is set when you take out the loan and will not change. With an adjustable rate mortgage, the…

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    Heart Rate Lab Report

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    to answer was whether the average heart rates of boys are higher than the average heart rate of girls. In this experiment, our group needed to find the resting heart rate of each person involved in the experiment, the heart rate of each person after one minute of vigorous exercise, and the heart rate of each person after two and a half minutes of rest. Upon drawing a conclusion on what our group will test and how we will test it, our group found a group of six boys and four girls. We had each…

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    Assessing patterns and causes of mortality rates in England (16th to 19th century AD) When researching into to the topic of mortality rates, (Scott et al, 2005) observes that it is very complex to understand the historical patterns of mortality in England and that the ‘demographic parameters of mortality decline are unclear’. Mortality rate can vary when studying various types of geographic settings, different periods of time and on the age and gender allocation of a given population. Scientist…

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